La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 10, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, March 10. 1024. PAGE THREE TTTE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of SOCIETY Oh Boy! Beautiful Concert Given With piano for tin- cliiirr Rshon wns Rlwn with pr-oat tVi-l.j itiic. j l.a Orartfl- Is wry l-nrl irmtti to! )mvn it rinartitti with thu ability! of thlfi om. whlt'ii is I'Mimlly ni; koo1 as t lu one of lh; I'irst I'ivh-: tiyiorinn elmrch of I'oitluml. Su i writ wan thn roartTl atlcnilt-tt Iuk: i i-vt-nlrtK uml ho lihorui wvro all prpwnt In giving an offei'lni; It If not believed ttiat many con certs will be nt'CcHMary before Btif- pvery Bi'at orrtinii-d In t hp , fieionl nimlK will In. mail., to i.ur. i r ni)yitrian church .Sunday 'chasi Vdiinn the first Karrcil concei t of I a srii-H of hifrh class concerts wasl Members ami guests of the rllo remlereii to a .l. lifrin.-.l conitrora- cluli spent a ilellKhlfnl afternoon I lion. The church with all of Its fialunlay when Mis. I' I.. Jlulslonl eiiulpment presentei! a splenilh! Icnlerlnlneil at her home on N rvc- -ntmusiihere in which lo allow Iheimie. .'ive lahles of Iii MIkc war. the i musicians to' bring their niessaKc feature of the afternoon with liiirhi of nmalc anil this they ilttl will! fhonors going to Mrs. II. K. Dixon. j rare tasle. The progi'iun was In j Ihe dull prl.e lo .Mrs. Khner Hlml-: lir. 1 ony with the new sanctuary mini ami the guest prize lo Mrs.1 anil allowed each uitlst full oppor-! Mutt Knnls. who has hen a ;:ucst tunily for the display of his or, for the past week at the home of; Iter i talent. In a real spirit of I Mm. Itulslon. from Walla Walla. worship the order of the service Mrs. Italston's house was li.-u-.l-1 went forward with a precision !ify decorated with violets and i which indicated the pivpnratlo.t before adjournment a delicious made for the concert. luncheon was served. ( Oho of the most delightful fea- ... j tares of the program was the After a very pleasant visit with' newly formed quartette, of mixed relatives and friends In the Will-! voices. This is not only the heat ninellc valley for the past month,! but has the distinction of liein Mrs. T. J. KcroprKin is home. Whe . the. .only mixed ijartette of cul-'spent some time with her duush-j tlvated voices in l.a Unynlvl 'l:ach ter. .Miss Aladeen at the t or O. j member of this ttuarlert'e Ms al ... ! musician of the. last duality and Mrs. Matt Knnis. who has been' a soloist of high caliber. .Mrs. visiting al Ihe home of her sister.! A. I.. Ilichardaon. as director and'Mrs. I,. Italslon. of this city, rc-i soprano of the iiuarlctte Is r'hirnnl lo hrr home ul Walla Will-1 cellent and her ciear. culllvuted in. Washlmnon. veslerdav. , . i oiee is a creuii . lo IJL uraniie S .'TO 4& i T I- M rs. w, contrallo. lov . Hohnenhamp. Jr., disclosed a' voice of Miss I.uclle Stuart, of Seattle, isi vlsitlnjr with her cousin Miss l.ois l li iiuaiuy in .-.nuoerts vc NVlsnn of I n f!r,.n,r.. l U Ml n Maria, as she also did in num-'part.n(H w,re for ,uny y,,.,r8 hers will, the uuurtettc,. G. I', dents of f.tl Grunde, but huve been button, tenor, has an cxciulslt.. Ilvillf, at ,. Wllh ror . tone( of voice and It appeared that! L fl,w ..,.,. his, solo. "The Holy fity." hall . .. Fruit aplenty la.-iy bo neon at tha rioi'ida show holif in Xew York i ily nl Madl.snn Sie.auo Caidcn. I'lioto sl:ows Mrs. .1. A. Dew of, I'ulm Bearh county about tp cluck oiac choice nuts. been written especially for his fine clear voice Willi its delicacy of feeling. The last member 01 ! Ihe iiuartelte, hut not lite least, Is Prof. M, n. '1,'owli'r, who pos sesses a voice of Kreat resonuncc and, rnre beauty and belnpt liiKhly cultlvuteil his selection from the Onitorla "St. i'aul. hv Mindel- The W. n. r. met at the home I of Mrs. Harry Turner, 1702 Wash-' ington avenue lust ! riday alter- noon. The ladles speni a very! pleasant afternoon with tlieii fancy, work and In visllinfr. The liostcssj served a delicious luncheon of oake1 and coffee and proved herself a( very charmliifr. Appreciation of j the afternoon in her home was After Every Meal It's the longest-lasting confection you can buy and it's a help to di gestion and a eleanser ,i. . lor the mouth T-'xJ and teeth. n,, JX Wrioley's meaur I ffi benefit as walfaa volrt-il in a volo of tliank.s ly iho; rndirs prt-scnt. Tilt following lilllicR VTO JII-CS-; nt: Mrs. Klh n MrKuy. Mrs. ICoh:i AVrifftH, Mrn. w Itrhcroa Kx-lnn-! Mparffor, Svn. V. Curr. Mrs. Wm.j Huy, M t'H. Marffciri't Ulyjitmu', Mrs : .1. It. UhodcH, M i'H. Kn-d Hr.nlcn, j Mrs. l-'runrcH Dank, Mrs. II. ;.( I ImIi ami jlUKhh-r MnrKari-1, Mr.s. (.VI ia (IjT-s.' Mih. S. S. Nvt- aixl Joilt-H. I.':i.iii(Jr Cln-lo for Hihlr nl inly, poslpom-il from l-Vhrii:n y , I'Clh, will niffl at ihi N'MKlihnr- hood club rooiiiN lomnrrow, Tiih i (day. ill. 2::m p. ni. The mil.j'fl fort Jirtiriiy iw "K)4liv:!:t.,rD JjplrM-1 UUl Ht'nsc.'" Wend 1 1 M kh "Man l" jCalilft." nml Hii Spirit nal Syinhol-j lism of niunhci-H. i Mrs. S:im riuo;in.'Ui will lip ltns-! toss lo the Alirol T.ndia Ai.l at it . .St. Patrirk's tea on Thursilay af-j ti'rnoon, Marrh III, at Jicr home) onu anil one-half milos cast of Atl-j ofi. Airs. Itay Knlh r ami Mim i ThoniaH Wal.sin;rir will assist in! IsorvinK and M rs. 1 .onio Ktanh y. I Mrs. llruro Clark nml Mrs. Hit-' ihcrt SicTkhart will have cliai-K'- of proifrn m. : Where Yoyrjjeitil? Silv :;; Offer You the Best " SPECIAL DINNER MENU ': Choice Steakand Cho3 We use A No 1 Steer Bee : SEAFOODS Quick Service t ropular Prices '; Strictly American ;,' Always Open Union House i' 'Nuf Said I -m V 1 I I KJI tU DAILY i i i iIOIILLE LIVELY II fcrMMKUVIU.K (Kporial) Armmtr the busiiicvs visitor In l.a flraml.. 'i'm-silay were John Mon no, iht Sharp hiMtlnrs, Koss Ir via (Uil I.ot l-;iniPr. Will I-;Ihht, of l,oa!hit', who has be hi Hpi-ndintf a few dayfi with his wife at tin lintim of Mr. ami MVn, ''. ri. Hale ictiirin'O fo 1i in honn Tm'j.iay. i -1:m. Harry Sr.ndrion anil son, I'aviil w'l'c visitorsln Kljriti Kim dity. Mr. aiil Mr.). Charts Hanson, of Wal'nwa. ri-turiietl to tlh-ic hoim Sunday aflt-r a IV w ita visitiiiK' a lh'' iionn' of Mra. Hanr.OiiY. par-i.ts, A!r. ami Mim. Jaii.s Ih-nslc-y. M'h'M Ala-.- ill in aiM-nt frftm stMiotil this w'k on itcfount of n sf ver.! rold. j - ; Mr. ami Mis. ftif i'oniits and son .Ibhnny, who :ipi-nt Ihe winli-r in (UUii'oinia, I'MiiriH-d to ihrir honn-K'-p Thursilay. Mis-; '!.( Cf.w.'y. of Witllowa. i:t visiiii'i; at th.. hoiut- of II. ( tiowt'-y. i ; Wi'.vik 1'arU Ifi on l ho Kick list this wrclt, siitf rim: from a nlh rin;; in iiis licatl. .Mr. ami Mrs. Iturr f'antroal, of l.;i firrnid'', were Sunday visitors al the home of Mr. and Mrs. (). H. Si arms. - Mr. am) Mrs. Jim Slack ami fam ily wi-n Sunday vis'.loi-s in IOIkih at the 1umk' of c'lat i rs. .1 i i: i !I nsIcy, t'landi' Hah, Harry V;!''(iln p and 1'avc M cl cn.ic who iv.t- win-kin in Hie timber north of (own. rathe down and spent Sun day with their families. Mis: Doris O.swald, of Portlam1 Js now visit intf at the home of her iwirents, Mr. and M.r. rharles Os wald of this place. . Mrs. ArelUe Insrrani of tills place, who has .been iiuito ill with tonsilitiH for ihe' past lew days, is mnch improved. Mr. and Mrs. Holly Ham and family went to ln. Grande Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Will Rimer spent the day at the homP of l-Yanfc Slon on J'umpkin KidKt Saturday. 1'lirrord Slack waH a visitor Run day nl the home of Iomird Wir oner. Miss l''iy Hamillon was a week end visitor In fa Cirande. .Mr. and1 Mrs..Oiis Pfefferkorn wer,. Sunday visitors at the home of his mother. Mrs. lieil IMeHVi. korn, Krank Honslcy went to Indian creek Saturday lo visit his brother who Ik workinjr there. VirRil Sanderson, who is RoinfT to school M Imbh r was absent - Lew days dnrint? tbe week on ac count of illnes-i. James Meltae. of " l.a Orfinde. came down nnd spent Sunday at the home of his moihrr, Mrs. John .VcKac. Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Fisher of Kljrin. wre vlslthm' reiativen In ibis section Sunday. t ('. M. Hale motored fo T.a Grande Monday and brought bark unpplics Tor his are. Mrs. I 'res:' push and Mrs. Iles-:-it. i ii er w (' vif-iiors Tnemlay aftftpuon at file heme of Mrn. John Wasrom-r. Mr ami K 1 (Vnintn pleasant lv Sunday ni ine nonie of Mr. nml Mw. ( H. Va'fono. ' IVunk Sion nd Wulter Klshm! took a irnek load of fnl ltK fo l.aj tlrande the Killer purl or iiip went. Tliere wa a proKniiti Kiven at ihe in Creek arhoot houRe Krhlay eveiiinjr which was (well attended nod enjoed liy ull. J. K. WoodH Ih rtpendlnff a few days In Wallowa couniy Wsliimr relatives. Mrs. Miles Woodell Is Bpendint; a tew days nt herMionie In lintder, takiiifT ear of her daiiKhter, who is (11 al. thai place, Kay 1 1 iik of Pumpkin Kldjre filled his rejrnlar appolntineni on U.e Minam Sunday. M. It. S:illdersoll, who has been eonrt duty in Ui (irande reiurned to his home here dnrint? Ihe week. fir. Moore, of Ui tiramb- was called lo ihe home or .Mlie-s m. ILBS m uras mm Iplnno. These not raring to (lance ("vIsHeif nriil" played rards. At ni(d- ntKlit a delicious supper wan 8erv- .Mr. nml Mrn. Shetvti Kwln re- I Mohduy eventiiK from ik-j Wash., where they sprnt a with -Kirs. Kwin'H sister. -Airs. honey. They drove over in I their car end rah Into Heveral in-' i v and Jack McCaulev ftf anow oa "1,,lr roll,rn- mul: 5 Are Preparing to Erect Six-Rooni Rasitlenco. I'AIill CAWON". (Special) Hilly and Jack Met'uiiu-y hiiv been hn.sy huulitiK' lumber .for the ereetlrtu of a- new nlv room house. These yonn men have proven ilr.it t!oy belii-v,. in praetiein home in dustry, hi I hat lh-y have pnr- haM-tl mi of lh. tr biHIdiiur maler- iu? it difficult to cross the tune mountains. Mra. Adotph Peebler will enter tain the mem hers of Ihrt Get -'IV Keiher clnh March Kith. I'oos niitlidiite4 AniumtuMNl, MAltSliKli:i.l), Or. Hiil M. Klu of Myrtle Point today an nounced his condidacy for the re publican -nomination for represen l.tlivf from coos t'oinily, while A. li. 'otller of i 'oiiuille said he lent couniy clerk. I lies Hunch, that ) she would not be a candidate for e-eteetion. ell Wedmsday where ne i rom the While pine po ami would be a candidate for county Mnrjorv Woodell sufferintr from 1 1 ,UuiImT rumpany, a bi concern in clerk on the democrallc ticket. Mr. scarlet -lever,- Jtlils vicinity. Cqlller's announcement came soon Mis'l Alice Htt nnl Airs, .mmim i i-nemiH ;u-e Very anxious for the . mier i m Miunucm ui me ii Wagoner tiro also on the sick list ( recovery of H'rank Mefiure, hut an ii.in very doubll'ill. as he has been verv Nell Tucker was transacting low tlie past two weeks and all his1, bin-ini'ss in l.a Grande Wednesday. r'-tafvi huVt ),vn called lo lib Mr. uP'l Mrs. It. M. Oliver were j b-dsi.le. Mr. MeClure has been a visitors in Town Thursilay. : resident of Ladd Canyon most of Virfril Sanderson, of I miner, ims liri-Uine but is livintr in l.a at ins .cramle til pn-s.-nl. where the chlt jdreri are aitcmlinir school. Mrs. I). W. Mill.M- wjim linMliH Irt (OM i;XTi:MS .lov llOriSStnie nn-inlu-rs of .Dm (leUToKethor IM'liING -:JII Itl-I I-.Mfuni ettib when they met with her ro of spent a few days inst wcck home here. 'cently. Mrs. William lianton, T.ONDON. (AP) London Is 'whose birthday anniversary fell on place where nearly everyone Koes ,t,e same duy was nreatly surprised j to bed early and tfets tip late, but jwhen Mrs. Milh-r presented an I jus', to pleuso the tourist joy-see- elaborate birthday cake and an-J ers. ccmlnff to the Empire Kxhi-.nonnecil that. prize would be! bilion. it is KoiliK to let people i iven to the one KUessinK the cor have a sood time up lo 2 o'clock ;rect itgv. As no one knew whose in the morning five days u weekbirUulay It was it was very difil this smnmer. At present cabarets. : cult and interest ln. As Mrs. lien restaurants and hotel ball roonuOotner and Mrs. Henry Counsel close, a little after midnight except jboth Kiiesned at the same time nml on extension nights when one can j the sumo age, two prizes wen dance until 2 o'clock in the morn-.ownrdnl. in. l-Yoni April I until Hie Kxhl-i The Pinochle club, which wa bition closes, every nifcnt will be organize early in the winter with extension night except' Saturday 'n membership of twenty, was en and; Sunday. Uertained by .Miss Ktta Itantnn and Tho London bounty Council, Mrs, 0. Y. Heal,, at the home of chief regulating nuthority on ptib-jthe former. Prizes were awarded lie behavior, has just yielded lo Adolph Peehh r and Henry widespread demand for mnking!r"''' for hnving the highest London a little guyer during tbe ; score and the evening was conclud-.-xliibition. Hut it hasn't yet yield-tho serving of a nice lunch ed to the rerinest that Ihe late,'011- dancers be allowed to keep on buy- A party was given at the home ing champagne until the orchestra!of Mr I'try Oounseii Saturday stops, fntess this is done he peo- ,v,,,""K. Inirty-one being present. r.l.. nt r.,r n e-nnd lime will liave ' V0ng folks enjoyed ,laneing. lo buy enough liquor before 12:30 j 10 kerp them merry until 2. Labor Pariy members of I In London County Council were di vided in I heir opinions about per- milling diners-out lo enjoy Ihent- setves aiier iniuiiin in. SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR It's Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair wilh music furnished by ir pluyi ed by the inu other ingredients, ajem i say vell-kU()yIrup;"'', 1 ermine it h0A the Iniir h ; Ally am! jtTv that no one run l You ran turn (rray, fndcil huir Leant i fully dark and lustrous almost itver niitt if you'll get. a bottle of "Wyeth'a .Sage ami Sulphur Com pound" at any ilruff ntore. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage lea KeJpe, miprov Hon o: an nun here, until tell it h.e npplieil. Tli"whose hair is tuniiiiR gray or becoming fattinl huvo a surprifte awaiting them, heenuie ufter one or two applications the gray Jmir vanishes and your locks heroine luxuriantly dark und beautiful. This is'thejige of youth.. Gruy hairel, unattrttetivo folks nren't winded around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to-night- and you'll he delighted with your dark, huml.Hoine hair and your youthful appearance within a few ilav. ! America n Corporation Honors Japanese Kndto Operator Mother Gray's Powders Hcnel'it Many Children PRE-WAR PRICES ON PORK PRODUCTS Pork Roast 13c 11). Pork Sausage 20c lb. Pork Steak . 18c lh, ! Loin Pork Chops . 2U1T! The Grande RoncreMeat Co found II fob! II :tch Troubb TltoiiKands of moih'iM have .loiher C;ray': Sw.-el I'on- ib-r-t an ee-IIenl rm dy fo; chil dren cnmplaininir of ll.adaeh.s. I'ev. risline-. Worms, r-rom- ntb r irreff itar- ich i-!iib;r.-n suffer davn and e-.c-lbni fsimr necompiislH d by its '. break un cold-: and reu thi bow. dP. I''-l and r.-e- ommcmle.l by .Vol he-s far over y.-ars. Sold by driKrw every where. Trial paeka KHKK. Ad lreSB, ,:eth.-r CIray (.' Vw, N. V. Adv. TOKIO. (AP) Kaichiro Yonc tiinnt, 1 he man who flashed from the wireh-ss station at Tomioka the first news tfiven the world of the Japanese eart hiiuu lie last Sept em ber, lias just been decorated for his performance. Jefferson Co fiery. rhari . d'af faires of the American embassy, j preHenled Mr. VoMemura wit h a j medat Kiven by the Radio Torpor-1 at inn of America.- A purse of l.imir yen also was given him from the; K:iinn Concern. I mw mm m: ... p I:!ABran FlAices m-JMI ac$.rZ-t,B I live, plus ra Nature's Laxative y& crisp, delicious form ST'S containo enough bran to be efi'ec- RUNABOUT Slartir unJ DtmauntatU Rim S8i txtra Order Your Fr.l . Each sprftig the deraund for Ford Runabouts 19 far in excess of the immediate supply. Fast in trallic, easy to park and fitted with ample luggage space, the Ford Runabout is especially adapted for the work of salesmen and others who must conserve time and energy in making their daily calls. i you do not wish to p3y csh (or your car, you can arrange (or a small payment down and easy term, on the balance. Or you can buy on the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan. ft? 7 (i! 1 1 Neu) SKIRTS New Nelly Don noiisc Dresses and Aprons $1.7." to 7.715 "lew SprLg Sweaters lit allhe wanted colorM b.r.ii k $.i50 io $i6.3rf A Splendid lot Of new stii-fs io' show how. Skirts of flanrief and silk creix! in such new and lovely colors that Hicy hiako one want to dress in sports clothes always.'. To oMfPfeou7cOs- HTTi j i ii will Wiint at . J i . , . . y ill h least one new sKiri. g AND MIlTuiNEFrr . m ... h r, .T, Have New Spring -Shoes That You'll Enjoy To correct styie, and perfect, comfort-griving fit, we strive to always add the one thing that will Jiiake your shoes particularly enjoy- . '. able "ipropriateness." . : . . For yiat is the secret of stwrrjjgggjujft, WitUf some nimtat'lllV'1iiii Iiiii n illi ott nwlftTTf 1 I' nliitiiii "shoes for occasions" you'll enjoy your shoes- '-more; and your shoes will serve you better, and longer. The Bootery Inc 20C Depot Street Phone Main 118 "A Paradise for Tired Feet" Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe G ROVER SMITH, Mgr. THE CANDY SHOP . HAND ROLL CHOCOLATES rushed Fruit Flavors AskTor the "Cre-to" OmutMiH """. 'WjeH-r,lT6TneIade Candy 220 Fir Street A.V.Sanford & P. Williams READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS Detroit, Michigan See the Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer 47C CARS - TRUCKS TRACTORS School Supplies We have a large stock of School Supplies at a Great Saving 220 Page Smooth Paper Tablets, each ......10c 120 Page Smooth Paper Tablets, each '. 5c 4 Regular 8c to 10c Ink Tablets for. 15c Linen Tablets, Narrow and Wide.... 5c to 25c Crayolas, 8jin box, each ...10c Crayolas, l4 in box, each 15c. Pencils from, each : lc to 10c Theane Paper, 40 sheets 10c Note Iibokj h 1 'SrOTtriOcH Scratch nuts, lor &c to luc each Envelopes, Linen and Plain, each 10c Andrews9 Variety : Store Service Economy rmr-f rt--fib '"